Project Engineer- Railroad Electrical, Signal and Traction Power

The Project Engineer will support the planning, coordination, and execution of transit construction work with a focus on electrical, signal, and traction power systems. This role is responsible for overseeing subcontractor performance, ensuring compliance with contract requirements, and maintaining alignment with project schedule, budget, and quality standards. The Project Engineer will act as a key liaison between the project team, subcontractors, designers, and the owner. Responsibilities Oversee and coordinate the work of electrical, signal, and traction power subcontractors to ensure compliance with contract documents, specifications, and project requirements Review subcontractor submittals, shop drawings, RFIs, and work plans for accuracy, completeness, and constructability Track and manage project schedule activities related to systems work, identifying and addressing potential delays or conflicts Monitor subcontractor progress, productivity, and quality of work Assist in cost control efforts, including tracking change orders, reviewing time and material tickets, and supporting estimates for potential changes Ensure all work complies with applicable standards, and safety requirements Participate in project meetings with the owner, engineers, and subcontractors Support testing and commissioning activities, including coordination of inspections, system integration testing, and final acceptance Maintain accurate project documentation Identify risks and propose solutions to maintain project performance and minimize impacts Represent the construction team in project meeting settings Makes sound and prudent decisions and recommends course of action, especially when only limited facts are available May be tasked with other special duties as assigned by the Project Manager on technical projects (i.e., investigation, analysis, and design) in specific areas of expertise Qualifications Railroad construction experience preferred Demonstrated knowledge of electrical systems, signaling systems, control circuits, and related field installations Understanding safety guidelines Attention to detail and excellent time management skills Analytical and strong problem‑solving ability The ability to communicate in a professional manner with owner’s representatives, coworkers and direct supervisors Ability to complete work under time pressure and to maintain composure under the stress of emergency situations Must be able to work well with others Railroad Construction experience is preferred Must be able to read and understand construction plans, drawings and specifications Experience with civil construction/track work, preferred Knowledge of track or general construction, preferred Familiar with Microsoft Suites, P6, HCCS and BIM, preferred Familiar with Submittal and RFI process Understands safety guidelines Education High School Diploma/GED required 4 year college degree in Construction Management/Engineering Or, 5+ years of construction experience with 3+ years of managing/supervising work crews Physical Demands Work in extreme all-weather conditions (hot, cold, rain, snow and sleet) Able to walk on uneven surfaces over sometimes great distances Able to work in conditions with loud noise; work on/around heavy/moving machinery; bend, walk, stand and sit for extended time Exposed to loud noise May be exposed to live track/trains and high voltage Must be able to lift 50 pounds Must be willing to travel May be required to work occasional during weekends Salary & Benefits Annual Salary: based on experience, qualifications, and skill set Medical, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) retirement plan with company match Paid time off (vacation and sick) Company-paid holidays Life and disability insurance Opportunities for professional development and growth #J-18808-Ljbffr Springrecruits